Starz has officially greenlit Power: Legacy, a crossover series that brings Tommy Egan and Tariq St. Patrick back to New York City to merge storylines from Power Book II: Ghost and Power Book IV: Force.

Gary Lennon serves as showrunner and executive producer, co-writing the pilot with Kendra Chapman Davis, with Courtney A. Kemp also an executive producer and others producing.

Related developments include Power Book III: Raising Kanan returning for a final fifth season and Power: Origins currently in production as a prequel with an 18-episode first season planned.

Production details place the project in motion for a likely 2027 premiere, though no official air date has been set.

The series emphasizes ambitious storytelling and high-stakes tension as Tommy and Tariq navigate power and partnership in one city.

Power: Origins remains in development as a separate prequel focused on younger versions of Ghost and Tommy.

There is no announced premiere date yet for Power: Legacy, despite the show’s official order and production plans.

The project continues Starz’s strategy to expand ownership of premium originals and strengthen IP while delivering long-term value.

Power: Legacy will build on the franchise’s momentum, with the two central leads reuniting in a high-stakes NYC setting to explore a shared criminal empire.

Starz notes the franchise has surpassed 2 billion hours viewed globally across its series, underscoring strong audience momentum.

Recent franchise performance includes Power Book IV: Force delivering multi-platform growth and a 9 million-viewer premiere for its Season 3, signaling continued momentum.